What to do if teeth turn black and hurt

Today we are going to talk about what to do if your teeth turn black and painful. As the old saying goes, "Toothache is not a disease, but it is really painful when it happens." I believe that we all like to see ourselves having a set of bright and healthy teeth, but the teeth of some friends who smoke have begun to turn yellow or even black, and some friends have unbearable toothache. Today I will share with you some knowledge about teeth, hoping it will be helpful to you.

Generally, it is more likely that the local color darkening is caused by pigmentation, or it is possible that there is an early local lesion of the tooth enamel. There are natural pits and fissures on the occlusal surface of the molars, which is to promote chewing efficiency, but it is also a place where food residues are easily accumulated.

It is recommended that you go to the dentistry first to see if there is a pure microbial infection in the current situation. If not, you can do proper dental molar cleaning to prevent bacterial infection from growing here in the future and affecting the tooth enamel. If there are no other uncomfortable symptoms, you don’t need specific treatment. Pay attention to oral health and care, and choose appropriate toothpaste such as Sensodyne toothpaste.

You can consider having your teeth cleaned. It does not harm your teeth. The principle of ultrasonic cleaning is to use ultrasound to drive the vibration of the handpiece to remove stubborn stains and tartar on the surface of the teeth without causing damage to the enamel. Now there is cold light bleaching, which costs about 1,500 yuan. There is also home bleaching, which is sold in supermarkets, such as whitening strips.

It is generally not believed that toothpaste has a bleaching effect. Unless your yellow teeth are caused by exogenous pigmentation. Your situation is a bit like dental fluorosis, that is, there are yellow patches and stripes on the surface of the teeth, but it may also be a problem of enamel development, and there may also be yellow patches on the surface of the teeth. These are all things that cannot be solved by brushing teeth.

If the color is not too serious, you can consider bleaching to improve the color of the teeth. If the color is darker and there are defects on the surface of the teeth, the bleaching effect may not be very good. It can only be improved through cosmetic restoration.

Blackening of the roots of teeth is generally a sign of tooth decay. The enamel of the teeth is destroyed, forming small and fragile cavities. If it continues to worsen, it will form holes, that is, tooth decay. There are no subjective symptoms in the early stages. When the disease is serious, you will feel toothache, especially when eating hard foods or encountering sweet, sour, cold or hot foods, the pain will be aggravated.

1. When you have a toothache, you can cut a small piece of ginger and bite it on the painful area. You can reuse it when necessary, and it is also okay to hold it in your mouth when you sleep.

2. Apply honey to the toothache area and it will be healed in a few minutes. Always use a high-quality fluoride toothpaste.

The various foods that people eat every day enter through the mouth, so there will be a lot of food residues left in the process of eating. If they are not cleaned in time, the color of the food residues will remain on the teeth. Due to people's habit of brushing their teeth and whether it is convenient to brush their teeth, they usually brush the outside more than the inside, so the phenomenon that the outside is not yet black, but the inside begins to turn black, as you said, will occur.

Here are two simple ways to clean your teeth:

1. Remove the red skin of raw peanuts, chew them, and use them as toothpaste. Brush your teeth 3 times a day for 1 week to make your teeth white.

2. Dip a small comb into your toothbrush and brush your teeth 2 to 3 times a day for a week to make your teeth whiter.

In addition, correct your usual brushing habits, brushing both the outside and the inside of the teeth.